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Band 5+: The charts below give the information on the sales of three different car types in the USA and the UK in 2005 and projections for 2005.

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The image displays four pie charts on sales of three car types (Sports, Sedans, SUVs) in the USA and UK for two years. In the USA for 2005, sales were Sports 4%, Sedans 46%, and SUVs 50%; for 2055, projections are Sports 5%, Sedans 58%, and SUVs 37%. In the UK for 2005, sales were Sports 25%, Sedans 61%, and SUVs 14%; for 2055, projections are Sports 43%, Sedans 46%, and SUVs 11%.
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The charts illustrate about sales of three different car types in the USA and UK in 2005 and projections for 2055. Those two countries have a different favourable in car types.

In 2005, USA was dominated by SUVs by 50 % and Sedans with 46%, Sports car type has only owned by only 4%. In another one, UK, Sedans has the highest sale with 61%, followed by Sports and SUVs which are 25% and 14%.

The projection for 2055 would change a lot. Sedans in USA take an incredible increased with 12%, allowing it to be the most sold car type following by SUVs and Sports. Sedans in UK, still dominated the car-typed sale but It decreased from 61% to 46%. Sports nearly doubled the sale from 2005. And a slightly decrease from SUVs car-type.

Overall, Sedans in both USA and UK will be dominated until 2055. Sports is more favourable in the UK and SUVs in the USA.

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